Rep. Colin Allred outpaces Sen. Ted Cruz in fundraising, amassing $30.3 million in Q3 for the Texas Senate race, signaling a potential shift in the state's political dynamics.

Lucinda Williams performed at San Antonio's Stable Hall, sharing her personal history and memoir excerpts, followed by a rock concert the next night. Her artistry continues despite a 2020 stroke.

A CAIR poll shows a shift in the Muslim-American electorate, with many favoring Jill Stein or Kamala Harris due to dissatisfaction with policies on Gaza.

A cookout malfunction caused an RV fire in San Antonio, damaging two homes. Minor injuries were reported, and the RV was a total loss. Firefighters contained the damage.

Babysitter Heather Rodriguez faces charges after a dog attack in Converse, Texas left a one-year-old critically injured and a teenager bitten multiple times.

Governor Abbott honored victims of a Hamas attack on Israel and the captivity of seven Americans, underscoring Texas' support for Israel and detailing measures against antisemitism and violence.

Calls for clemency grow for Robert Roberson, whose execution over a conviction linked to the debunked 'Shaken Baby Syndrome' is questioned by lawmakers, lawyers, and scientists.

Waco, Texas, has been named the first "Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community" by Travel Texas, in recognition of its commitment to tourism as a key economic driver.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott launches the 9th annual Texas HireAbility campaign to support the employment of individuals with disabilities and designates October 2024 as Disability Employment Awareness Month.

Elon Musk donated $1 million to Texans for Lawsuit Reform, signaling his growing political influence in Texas, especially after moving his companies’ headquarters there.

A suspected gang member was fatally shot by a Bexar County deputy after a high-speed chase and car crash in San Antonio. A female passenger was also injured. The deputy involved is on leave pending investigation.

San Antonio enhances park safety following two bodies found; a man was arrested in one case, and community fears grow. Police employ crime mapping and the city plans emergency call towers, while officers urge vigilance and trail curfews.

Authorities intensify the search for Suzanne Clark Simpson, last seen on East Olmos Drive, with road closures aiding efforts; her husband faces separate charges.